Rosso
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I knew there was a Welsh on here.
Let's talk about Shootin' Boots
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Oldblaster
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Gortex lined leather boots, brill warm and dry in all weathers!
Nick Selby
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hunter-Balmoral-Neoprene-Zip/dp/B004VLCCIM I have these. Great value and keep feet warm and dry.
Ashley
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I have a pair of Danners, leather, and gortex lined, they were £200,15 years ago, still like new when polished.
The SAS, and SBS have used them for years,and I can see why. I've used them for beating,work, and clayshooting over time, and are like putting on a favourite pair of slippers. Think there about £230 now, but well worth the investment
The SAS, and SBS have used them for years,and I can see why. I've used them for beating,work, and clayshooting over time, and are like putting on a favourite pair of slippers. Think there about £230 now, but well worth the investment
Skeet UK
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I'm now looking for stuff to look after the leather with.
Anyone have any preference to leather cream, or clear polish (is this same as dubbin) and what for the Nubuck bit?
Anyone have any preference to leather cream, or clear polish (is this same as dubbin) and what for the Nubuck bit?
Ashley
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Renapur is the dogs xxxxxx. You sometimes see them at game fairs doing demos (offering to clean your boots)
Renapur Ltd, w. Sussex, UK, sorry don't have Web address
Renapur Ltd, w. Sussex, UK, sorry don't have Web address
westley
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As there have been several recommendations for Doc Martins boots, can anyone tell me what size he takes ??????
shortlegs
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+ 1 this is probably the best and easiest to use on all leather items from equestrian leather tack to walking boots,or your best dress boots and shoes,used it for years, its available mail order and last for a long long time as you only need a small amount on a sponge and just rub in wipe excess balsam off with a soft cloth,no need to polish.
Renapur Ltd, London Road,Ashington, west Sussex RH20 3AX Tel :- 01903 893990
www.renapur.com
200ML container leather balsam £12 +p&p
250ML container leather cleaner £12 +p&p
250ML container Hi-Shine £12 +p&p
No connection to the company just used their poroduct for a long time and its brilliant . :thumbsup: :yes:
CAUTION DO NOT USE ON SUEDE OR CHAMIOS LEATHERS
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Shaun Hopkins
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Full length zip leather lined Le Chameau wellies coldest footwear i have ever owned have been known to take them of outside in the winter just to warm my feet up but when its not to nasty i prefer classic Timberland boots silicon treated leather makes them waterproff and very comfy. Trainers my ar$e they are for running and gym.
Jeremy Baker
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Le Chameau Mouflon for most days.
Great solid platform I find.
Their Leather lined wellies for muddy fields.
Great solid platform I find.
Their Leather lined wellies for muddy fields.
bisondan
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I got some Harkila Sporting Estate boots just before Xmas, they have been good so far.
Really comfortable and have kept me feet really warm on some cold days.
Really comfortable and have kept me feet really warm on some cold days.
Ianinpoole
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Mr Les "Deck shoes" Hammond, shoots in deck shoes and nothing but deck shoes, if he cannot wear them due to any slight sign of inclemment weather, then he does not shoot, simples..... Might just be West Bay thing though !
Skeet UK
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Correct Ian, I have various types for various seasons! If the weather is too bad for any of them then its too bad for shooting!
Skeet UK
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garry2749
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One man and his Deck shoes :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Wonko the Sane
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I believe the Q was about recommended brands. Cough it up!
This could be the key to my future shooting success
